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Herb Gerhardt hgerhardt at wavecable.comSat Feb 19 23:52:34 UTC 2005
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I run the SOMTN digi in Western Washington, USA and this site is about 70 miles from my house and located on a mountain at 3000 ft. It is not accessible in the winter time due to snow. From my experience with computers, they all crash periodically and need someone to nurture them back to life. So, a PC at this site is not an option in my mind. I am not willing to run up there whenever it needs to be reset. I have not been at this site now for almost 2 years and it is still running just fine! I can access the KPC-3+ TNC from my home and make any desired setting changes as we find ways to improve our network. In our area, we also do not encourage people to have digipeaters running in their homes where they could have ready access to their equipment. The majority of the digi's in our area are on similar mountain top locations with the same access problems. Herb, KB7UVC NW APRS Group, West Sound Coordinator Our WEB Site: http://www.nwaprs.org My NEW Email Address: hgerhardt at wavecable.com > -----Original Message----- > >> > If in The Netherlands, Germany, France and Italy its not a problem to > deploy PC's in digipeaters, why is it such a problem in the US? I don't > get it, but maybe that is because I'm European. > > Kind regards, > > Henk. >
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